I love this dance! I literally bought the book so I could figure out what the heck was going on with the "smerge" bit

Nice to see your group enjoying the dance and lovely music ,rgds jrl

Brilliant!

Doing this at the wedding of Dave Casserly and Sonia Wurzel a couple of weeks ago (for which Jenna wrote the dance) as a #2 left-file dancer, I preferred to turn-single-right into the dolphin hey, to use up the time. And before that had to think about making a nice arc after the left hand with neighbor, again to use up the time gracefully.

Lovely. Is there a recording of the music available for purchase anywhere?

Wow, the fiddle!!!

The source of all the giggling at the end is definitely my screw-up! As an active, I went back to my home side after the second star. @carrierose4692 is a model of good humor.

Wow, i love the flow of this dance! I‘m a young dancer from germany and i‘d love to try this with my friends. Do you have and tips where to get the music for this one? I did my research and couldn‘t find any recordings (sry for spelling/grammar mistakes)

Great Dance, thank you. I will bring it to my dancing group in Münster, Germany

Looks like a lot of fun! I’m hoping to find something similar where I live! Enjoy!!!!!!

Wow! This is gorgeous!

Occasional missteps is the proper way to dance ECD.

I love it!!!! I taught country dancing to children in school for years. Terrific!

Looks like a fun dance. Great job!

Very nice!. I belong to a group in Kalamazoo Michigan that dances English Country once a month. Is it possible to get the calling directions for this dance?

Terrific dance, Jenna! Looks like this one wasn't recorded on the 'Champagne' recording - anybody know of a recording of the tune that's purchasable?

Hi, where could I find the music, please? Thanks.

I want to dance this dance someday! It's brilliant! Someday when we CAN dance again.

Love the flow to this dance; reminds me of a beautiful Selkie swimming

Looks like fun! I love the spin.

Very nice flow, thanks Jenna!!

The Galloping Carousel: 0:49 min

Thank you for doing such a great video for us all to learn and enjoy!

I love this so much! Thanks for posting it.

The mind of Jenna Simpson!!! Love!

What a beautiful flow! I love the casting one at a time into the single file circle!

Simply Sublime... Music and Dance in complete Harmony

Another flowing wonderful dance! Thank you Jenna!

I've really enjoyed this and love that you are clearly enjoying dancing it.

What a wonderfully choreographed dance, invigorating music, talented dancers...and what a hall! My new favorite dance. Thank you Jenna!

Some of the best dancers around

My favourite dance of the evening -- as you can see, I couldn't help but raise my free hand during the turns, likely inviting the scorn of many a strict dancing master averse to any display of affectation. But as I teach my wee friends in the dance, "Let your Light shine through!"

I enjoyed watching your demo to Red House. We danced it last night to John Wood's "Love waits near" a 48 bar waltz it works well for older folk!

What a nice variation of a well-loved and -known dance. I think, I'll be calling this one at one of our next dance trainings.

Thank you so much for posting this! I was at this ball -- if you look carefully, I'm the lad in the background. wearing the red sash over one shoulder and turning my partner with my hand held high at about 1:00 in. I traveled all the way from Tucson, Arizona for this ball, and it was well worth it! HUZZAH! Your Humble Servant, Sir Christopher

@muscasket The music is a slight variation on "L'Annette," which was published c. 1820 in Simonet's "Fashionable Parisian Quadrilles." The devisors of this dance reworked the music to fit the dance.

Who is author of the music and where can i find it ?

I would love to see them dance to Portsmouth Point by Walton

Lovely gowns!! I want to go next year. Is this invitation only?